


Man with a child in his eyes

by Goldragon (thebookhunter)



Series: So long ago and out of sight [9]
Category: Led Zeppelin
Genre: AND YOU'RE STILL AT IT, DREAMS THAT HIDE INSIDE AND NEVER SEEN HERE, Kinky, LOOK I HAVE A SECRET WHO WANTS A SECRET, Look how far we've come, M/M, Shameless FIshie, This went places, don't blame me for loving it, jimmy what are you doing, oh i remember when i started writing these, on this day, so what can i say YOU STARTED THIS, the disclaimers omg, the most publicised secret in showbiz, they shouldn't make it so entertaining what can i say
Language: English
Status: Completed
Published: 2020-11-30
Updated: 2020-11-30
Packaged: 2021-03-10 02:40:51
Rating: Mature
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Chapters: 1
Words: 3,611
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/27797092
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/thebookhunter/pseuds/Goldragon
Summary: Jimmy Page's On This Day entries continue to be a source of "WHAT THE...!" moments and lots and lots of inspiration in this neck of the woods.“So many songs to choose from. You had your pick. And yet this is the one you’re going for.”“It doesn’t mean anything.”“No? Well, you know I will read into it.”“I don’t control what you read into things.”Robert smirks. He finds him rather cute, doesn’t he.“But you know I will read into it, and you still choose it. What does that mean?”_Indeed.
Relationships: Jimmy Page/Robert Plant
Series: So long ago and out of sight [9]
Series URL: https://archiveofourown.org/series/1700926
Comments: 8
Kudos: 24





	Man with a child in his eyes

**Author's Note:**

> I, too, check Jimmy's OTD regularly and I ask myself "what the fuck" a lot. It's extremely entertaining, and sometimes highly inducive of spit-taking. Of course I'm a jimbert conspiranoid who reads too much into things, but I know of someone somewhere near the Welsh border who, I can assure you, checks OTD just as regularly, and is not one bit less uuuh entertained and inspired than I am. And you don't have to be a jimbert conspiranoid to believe that (though there is nothing, I have found out, that cannot be improved by being a Jimbert conspiranoid. I don't talk enough about how fucking happy it makes me, this deeply held conviction that I'm fucking right about this... Makes my day I swear.)
> 
> "The man with a child in his eyes" is a beautiful song by Kate Bush, which she wrote at 13, no less, and recorded 3 years later in 75 ('under the guidance' of David Gilmour apparently! I didn't know that...) and has a tricky release story? It appeared in her debut album The Kick Inisde and as a single some time later and... doesn't matter. Anyway, it really actually featured in an OTD entry on JP's site on occasion of attending a concert in 2014 (forgot the date. Lost the screencap. Where are you dammit!!)
> 
> I didn't pay this entry much mind at first, but it must have been Leds who mentioned the lyrics, or maybe it was the title that made me do a double take. It IS indeed one of her very earliest triumphs (Kate's) but... come ON. Do check the lyrics pls it's... A LOT. 
> 
> It's a lot. I honestly. I just. Anyway, the song is in-fucking-credible and, if your a jimbertling, an absolute "I need to sit down pass the salts" + "motherfricking awwwwwwww my heart" moment. Told you, there is nothing that "Jimbert is real" cannot improve XD
> 
> (*) I love how Jimmy and Robert both use the word "experience" for hearing and/or making music (see Robert's tribute for Jimmy's Lifelong Accolade award thing in 20...07?? pls i'm going crazy here I'm doing this from memory. EXACT DATES MATTER A LOT IN THIS THING, SOMETIMES DOWN TO THE MONTH OR DAY, I CAN FEEL JIMMY'S EYE TWITCHING WHENEVER I SLIP)

It will go up in a couple of days. One last read. He’s methodical. He’s thorough. Mistakes mortify him. Glitches. (Except, of course, those he puts there on purpose.)

“On this day in 2014, I saw Kate Bush at the Hammersmith Odeon in London.

Kate Bush is an artist and writer of some of the most extraordinary material I have had the pleasure to experience. From hearing “Man With A Child In His Eyes” written in her teens and on her debut album I knew this was a unique talent with a depth of profound understanding of all things musical. She continued to grow artistically…”

“You might want to use a couple more commas here and there.”

Jimmy ignores him. He’s not really here.

“Why don’t you get anyone to look it over for you?”

“Because. Because this is how I do it. Sod off.”

“Punctuation is a personal statement?”

“Yes. Shut up.”

Jimmy keeps on reading but he’s distracted, just as if Robert was really there looking over his shoulder. 

“Thank you,” Robert says, in Jimmy’s mind.

“What for.”

“So many songs to choose from. You had your pick. And yet this is the one you’re going for.”

“It doesn’t mean anything.”

“No? Well, you know I will read into it.”

“I don’t control what you read into things.”

Robert smirks. He finds Jimmy rather cute, doesn’t he.

“But you know I will read into it, and you still choose it. What does that mean?”

“It means absolutely nothing.”

“It will, to me.”

“Like I said…”

“If you know I will draw my conclusions, why not pick another song? Do you want me to draw conclusions?”

“I’m not going to run my site according to what you may or may not potentially read into it. You’re not the bloody center of the universe, Robert Plant.”

Robert’s gaze is cocky and humorous. Jimmy would know that expression by touch alone.

“Gosh, you’re annoying.”

Robert laughs. The twinkle in his eyes hasn’t aged a day. 

“It’s such a beautiful song,” muses Robert. They’re listening to it now.

“It is.”

“Your favorite?”

“One of them, certainly.”

“I wonder why that is.”

Jimmy rolls his eyes. To a bleeding pest of a ghost of his imagination. And concedes. ”So it’s always reminded me of you. So what. So I’m sentimental. Doesn’t mean a thing about the present, Robert.”

“Oh, but it will, to me. And you know it will.”

“What. What will it mean to you, exactly.”

Robert doesn’t have to reply. Jimmy answers himself. The Robert in his mind quickly puts him on the defensive. He sees right through him even more certainly than the real man, untroubled by by blind spots and self-doubt.

“So what if I think about you sometimes. I think about a lot of people.”

“I’m not people.”

“Arrogant bugger. How the hell do you know.”

Robert laughs. “Oh, I know.”

(Yes, you do.)

“It’s just a song.”

“When is it ever just a song, between you and me.”

Jimmy has managed to back himself into a corner. How irritating.

When is it ever just a song, indeed.

They’ve lived half their lives in soundwaves. Poured their soul into them. Found each other in them, met there, danced. When they’re gone, the songs will remain. _All our love, ‘til eternity._

“You know what you’re doing,” Robert whispers. “I know what you’re doing.”

Jimmy levels him with as sharp and cold a stare as he can make it. 

“Maybe I’m just being cruel. Maybe I’m toying with you. Leading you on, because it amuses me. Maybe this is payback.”

Robert looks at him with an impenetrable sorrow. It’s Jimmy’s own sorrow reflected back at him. They may have been assholes at times. Petty. Mean jerks, even. They’ve certainly been tactless and succeeded in hurting each other worst than anyone else could.

“But we were never callous,” says Robert, softly. “I can’t believe you’d do that to me.”

Jimmy sighs. Collects himself. Considers picking another song, any other song. Considers deleting the entry altogether.

“I know you, Jimmy Page.” Robert stares intently now, watered-down blue eyes certain as steel. “This song, not any other. You know what I will make of it. You’re still going to put it there. What does it mean, Jimmy? What does it mean?”

He turns his eyes away, banishes the ghost from sight, if not from mind.

“Not a thing.”

“ _He’s here again, the man with the child in his eyes.”_

_“I’m back again, I’m back again, I’m back, I’m back, I’m back...”_

___________

  
  


_“I hear him, before I go to sleep_

_And focus on the day that's been._

_I realize he's there,_

_When I turn the light off and turn over._

_Nobody knows about my man.”_

In bed, at night, alone.

He imagines him there, beside him. He does sometimes. What of it? The brain tosses and tumbles thoughts and images. It doesn’t mean one is calling them. 

They’re just memories, really, aren’t they? No point denying those. That’s why he pictures them both as they used to be, a Botticelli angel resting his beauty, a cradle of gold for that harmonious, breathtaking grace. As for himself… A slim, lovely boy with a tumble of black hair, mirror-smooth skin, a famously charming smile; vain, but careless. Took it for granted. The man in the mirror today could be a distant relative, at best. And still, it’s an improvement. At one point, he looked like a cursed portrait hidden in the attic, all the sins and excesses and corruption of a wretched soul ravaging a face and body that had been so beautiful, rotting it from the inside out.

Robert still looks at him as if Jimmy was that boy. _An angel at the gates, singing._

He’s asleep. He’s asleep somewhere, in his country house, in his London flat, or god knows where. He has someone beside him, or he doesn’t. Maybe he’s awake, on his back, staring into the dark. Maybe he…

Jimmy, don’t be a fool. He doesn't lie awake all night yearning. He gets on with things. He lives in the moment. He doesn't…

_“He's very understanding,_

_And he's so aware of all my situations._

_And when I stay up late,_

_He's always waiting, but I feel him hesitate._

_Oh, I'm so worried about my love._

_They say, "No, no, it won't last forever._

_And here I am again, my girl,_

_Wondering what on Earth I'm doing here._

_Maybe he doesn't love me._

_I just took a trip on my love for him."_

He can see him now, sleeping beside him. He’s not sure whether to put clothes on him or not. He always slept in the nude. Has that changed? What else has changed? - Oh, Jimmy, what hasn’t? Is there anything that has remained the same? And how are you to know? What do you care?

It’s hard to picture him as he is now. Jimmy saw him drop the angelic, boyish sharpness for the stronger, bulkier, more imposing features of a man. He felt it, really. Robert went through that metamorphosis while still in Jimmy’s arms, in his hands. _Saw him, touched him, knew him, when the world was young._ He felt him reach the apogee of manhood too. But this old man today... he has no idea how Robert would feel in his hands now. - Ridiculous thought. Away with it.

How long has it been? How long? 

How strange, the things one regrets one day and is grateful for the next, and then again regret, and so on. Depending on where the wind blows, perhaps. 

It’s been a longer time that it had to be, if you can say that. There was a moment when it seemed very likely. Inevitable, even, now and again. Had they ever played together, had they ever made music together, without the rest of it? 2007. They got very close to it, but the chance did not quite present itself, and neither pushed hard enough to create it. Perhaps Jimmy bid his time and waited for Robert to take the first step. He was always braver. With electricity in his veins, giddy and excited as a child on Christmas morning, high on the whole thing, perhaps Jimmy just expected everything would fall into place without his help. He wanted to. Why the hell not? They never played better than when they were fucking. 

Blind with excitement, he was. Deluded. He saw Robert trying hard, throwing it all in, trying to have fun, and whatever was missing, Jimmy himself added it in. And there were those moments. When Jimmy’s hands weren’t quite there, and Robert stepped in to carry him. When Robert ran out of breath, and Jimmy stepped in to save the phrase. After all that time, they still knew instinctively to be there for each other. He really, really managed to believe Robert was getting into it as much as he was. He thought there would be more nights. If that wish was coming true, why not the rest of it? He’d touched it. He’d been so close he could taste it. He’d waited so long. He’d waited for it to return longer than he’d had it in the first place, the band. Oh, it felt like he had waited his whole life.

And Robert knew it. He knew how much it mattered. Jimmy’s heart in his hands, and he just… let it drop.

And the worst of it? The worst of it was everybody else believed that it would happen too, and wouldn't let it go. It did seem plausible at times to believe that Robert wouldn’t be able to stand the pressure, the push and pull of the whole world who wanted it almost as bad as Jimmy did. Hah. Robert Plant when his mind is made could stand up to a tropical storm, with only minor inconvenience, and come out of it unperturbed except for a really bad mood.

If only it had been a clean cut. Then you can mourn, and eventually put it behind you. But hope is agony. You bleed and bleed and bleed. It took years for that hope to die. It was a matter of months to realise that the chance had truly passed. It wasn’t up to them anymore, even if Robert were to miraculously change his mind. It was simply never going to happen again. Jimmy would never get to have that again. It felt like tearing an arm off, like chopping off both his hands, accepting that reality, trying to swallow it down. 

And it was so easy for Robert to walk away. He was relieved. He couldn’t run fast enough. From this thing of theirs, this home they’d made. He turned his back on it all without a moment’s thought. Without sparing a thought for Jimmy. He just left, glad to have put it behind him. There, done. Just bloody leave me alone now.

Jimmy flames with anger still at all the things that never happened, all the things that never were, a whole new thread that was never followed, an entirely different branch of life Jimmy could have known, and didn’t. A third season he never got to have, because Robert just wouldn’t...

And then he talked as if it wasn’t that big a deal, and joked about it. And to add the supreme insult to this most painful of injuries, he swaggered back into Jimmy's life and asked him...

You son of a bitch, you broke my heart and then you stepped on it on your way out. No Robert, I can’t forgive you. It was closure for you, you said. Well, it was closure for me too. No, Robert, not this time. No.

  
  


_“All that’s worth the doing is seldom easy done._

_All that’s worth the winning, is never easy won._

_All the long goodbyes, all the goodbye songs_

_Spend the time forgiving, never really done.”_

Jimmy closes his eyes tight as if he could shut him out like that.

It was easy that time, turning him down. He can be petty, he can be vengeful. He can hold onto a grudge for as long as he has to. And he wasn’t even tempted, not for one moment. Too hurt, and too sated. Jimmy’s life was full, it was Robert who was drifting. He had lost something, and thought Jimmy was the answer. Well, fuck that, Robert Plant, and fuck you, if you think I’m going to drop everything and run into your arms just because you say it’s time. 

It had been easy at first. Every look across the table at a meeting, you could return them blankly, nonchalant. Polite. Friendly exes. Nothing there. No ‘tiny flame’, no ‘special place’. The nook we carved for ourselves in the world, filled in. Our home in the wind, silent, still. Sails hanging languidly from a mast. Dead calm. And it seemed to wear Robert down, in time. Not unaffected, true, but disappointed. - Jimmy began to think he might be giving up.

It wasn’t the first time he thought he had lost him for good. - Oh, he’d tell himself, ‘I knew it wouldn’t last. I knew he’d be back soon enough. For all his rambling, he never ends up far from home. For all he tries to make it last, he never tries hard enough.’ 

But at the same time, a shudder ran right through him - _I really thought she was going to get to keep you._ What a thrill it must have been, after such a long time, to turn to her on stage and find her there. Love songs that are more than words. A public pledge of devotion coursing through your veins, fire in your voice. And it was real, and everybody saw it for what it was, and everybody understood, and they bloody loved it. You must have relished that. _Freedom_. Freedom to really hold your heart out and sing it and be heard. Communicate all your truths. The ultimate communion you had so yearned for, once upon a time, a long, long time ago.

I had listened to you all those times through the years telling them telling them telling them, screaming it out, spelling it out more and more clearly. I never told you not to. I once told you, _talk to me only with your eyes,_ and you put it in a song.

And I loved you for it, oh, I loved it. That you couldn’t keep it inside, that you refused to. That you were compelled to roar it out, tell the world. That it brought you words and melodies and all that fire. You turned to me and begged me for it. _Oh, fuck me, fuck me here, fuck me where everyone can see us_. Nobody was ever as brazen as you. You don’t have to fake it. You’re made of it. There was never anyone like you. There never will be. And for a brief, precious time, it was I who rode the storm.

He drifted, and drifted, and he finally settled down, and then, the son of a bitch…

_“And if there’s one more time I can dance with you_

_Let me dance with you tonight_

_Might be the last chance_

_Our hearts will dance_

_Into the lover’s night.”_

  
  
  


Goddammit, Robert.

It was easy at first. _No, baby, no._ That’s done. It’s gone. It’s over. 

But his call has been in the world for years now, his song, whispering. 

_“Leave me here alone_

_For just as long as it takes._

_Seasons turn_

_Waiting for the weather to break_

_Loving up a storm now._

_Many times I fell from grace._

_Seasons turn_

_Once again our world will change.”_

He’s here again, with a bundle of songs in his arms, and that look in his eyes. You are a bleeding beach constantly pestered by the breaking waves. It gets harder and harder to stare back. It’s there in his eyes, an unrelenting pain in the arse, a self-serving promise. A tender lullaby, soft as rain.

_“Reaching out to find you_

_I’ll put it all behind you._

_I’m back again, I know.”_

That look in his eyes. - Who gets that twice in a lifetime. But three times? _Three_ times?

_“If there’s only, only one, only one more night_

_Come on and dance with me, baby,_

_Make me feel alright, feel alright, feel alright.”_

If he was really in your bed right now, he would be bare, as always, after shagging each other’s brains out. Because if you should ever let him back into your bed, it wouldn’t be to check your smartphones with your reading glasses before turning in quietly after a kiss and goodnight. That’s not what he wants with you, that’s not what you'd want from him. He’d keep his quiet evenings to himself. He’d keep his aches and pains and stiff joints to himself. The right arm that sometimes plays up. His family lunches, his grandkids’ birthdays, his footie Sundays. His ordinary self, the old man with ill-fitting shorts and baggy t-shirts clinging to his belly. Oh no, none of that. For you he has other plans. 

_“I carry fire for you_

_Here in my naked hand.”_

For you he’d come with his leathers and silks and his hair wild and that hunger in his eyes, an ancient god shedding his mortal carcass, unafraid that the sight of his true self will burn his lover down. _Let it burn._ If you should let him come to you, he would bring the storm, the lightning, the thunder. The earth would shake under your feet. Mountains would crumble into the sea. To hell with your remasters and your youtube links and your X-factor nights. To hell with your awards and your honors and your museum exhibits. To hell with all that shite. Sod Jimmy Page, sod Robert Plant. _Just me and you, baby. Me and you._

He would bring the fire. He would bring the fire. And you would burn. 

_“Touch me with fire, my mind is undone_

_All life conspire, my freedom has come._

_I drift through desire, my Wonderful One…”_

Or are you that old, Jimmy Page, are you that dead?

_You arrogant bastard. Who do you think you are? How dare you presume…?_

He never said a thing. He’s not here. _You_ are. - _Are_ you that old, Jimmy Page? _Are_ you that dead?

  
  


He would cradle you afterwards, his precious boy, as if you were a miracle, as if you were every bit as extraordinary as he is. Like you’re a place beyond, a peak from where he can see far, see all the things one cannot see from the ground. Wild fire and gentle flame, he wanted both from you. His companion, his soulmate. Bonded. _He's heaven sent, he feeds the flame of everlasting love_.

“ _This little light that keeps on shining_

_All through the darkness, through the night_

_That ever more will keep reminding_

_Our journey is long, our flame is bright.”_

It would be gentle and comfortable in the morning. You’d seem almost ordinary then, well married and happy in a most tame, manageable way. Going about your day, knowing it’s going to be a good one, because you are strong together. Being silly and clownish and laughing like nobody has ever made you laugh. 

And isn’t that, after all, the greatest, the most unexpected wonder. The lonely boy who struggled to make friends, suddenly had a place of his own in the middle of the crowd, with that boy who saw him, heard him, read him, and loved him with an intensity other people fear, but not Jimmy, oh no, not him. 

Not blindly. Robert never fooled himself. Jimmy had been scared at times that Robert had only wanted the rock god, the idol - after everything went to hell, not least insignificant of all Jimmy's looks, when Robert dodged and ducked and gave excuses. 

“ _Maybe he doesn’t love me…”_

But when he did come back, he didn’t come looking for an idol. He came to find his friend. Made Jimmy feel safe and stronger than he was. Made him feel alright. He loves so easily, but no-one like Jimmy. 

“ _Do you ever really wonder how I really feel?_

_You’re the only one.”_

I have loved you more than I thought I ever could. More than I thought was possible. 

_“Sail to me, let me unfold you…”_

Oh, Robert. _“Touch me not, touch me not, come back tomorrow. Oh, my heart shies from the sorrow.”_

_Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy…_

He’s not here. 

But he could be. He wants to be. So he said. So he sings.

_“Leave me here alone, just as long as it takes.”_

_“Here I am, here I am, waiting to hold you.”_

If he was here now. If he was here. Asleep, beside you. His hair tousled by your clawing hands, his mouth ravished by yours. Watching him breathe, warm. 

There is a Jimmy Page out there in the world who keeps his lair impregnable and his armour sealed and well polished and labours over his name. His last quest.

There is a boy here in the dark who once had a friend. 

_But boys don’t kiss, Robert._ ( _“What would people say if they found us this way…”)_

His eyes crinkle when he smiles like this. As they always have. _Jimmy Page, Jimmy Page, Jimmy Page…_ Jimmy Page, I’m too old to care.

There is a boy here, in the dark. And he’s not alone, never alone, not quite.

_“Oh, he's here again, the man with the child in his eyes._

_Oh, he's here again, the man with the child in his eyes.”_

**Author's Note:**

> I can't bloody find the bleeding screencap for that goddamn day... Ughhhh how annoying. 
> 
> Songs quoted in this fic? SO MANY. Jimmy IS having a conversation with the album Carry Fire after all.
> 
> In order, for the reader's convenience:
> 
> OF COURSE The man with a child in his eyes by Kate Bush. This one is quoted several times, obviously, bUT NOT ENOUGH. the entire thing is... *vein pops* JIMMEEEEH!
> 
> A way with words (Robert Plant, Carry Fire, 2017) (That would be the 'I'm back again', if you've missed it
> 
> Heaven Sent ("An angel at the gates, singing" and then "All that's worth the doing...")
> 
> just before that "Saw him touched him knew him when the world was young" - not verbatim: When the world was young, Page/Plant, Walking to Clarksdale, 1998)
> 
> Dance with you tonight (Carry fire) (And if there's one more time I can dance with you..)
> 
> A way with words (ibid) (Leave me here alone, just as long as it takes...)
> 
> (again) "(Reaching out to find you...)
> 
> (DWYT again) (If there's only one more night...)
> 
> Carry fire (ibid) (omg Roberttttt... Ever wondered what exactly is meant by "I carry fire for you here in my naked hand" when it comes to THESE TWO HOTHEADS?? Leds enlightened me to it this weekend and. Jesus Christ. THE VISUALS. *more salts pls*)  
> Wonderful One (Page/Plant, No Quarter, 1994) (Touch me with fire...)
> 
> DWYT again (This little light that keeps on shining...)
> 
> TMWACIHE (bless me) ("Maybe he doesn't love me...)
> 
> The Only One (Jimmy Page, Outrider, 1988 - Lyrics byyy...?? Robert Plant) (Do you ever really wonder how I really feel...) 
> 
> Song to the siren (Tim Buckley, 1970. Robert covered it in uuuh 2004?? it's one of his best performances as a vocalist, hands down no contest, and it's BRRRRR goddammit Robert -- and no, it's not necessarily Jimbert, or at least I can't connect it to any event or whatever to sustain it, but SO WHAT. Listen I connect it to MYSELF sometimes okay? If you don't fucking melt imagining RP singing THAT in your ear we can't be friends) (ok we can be friends but.) (SAIL TO ME, LET ME UNFOLD YOU fghjdfhgfdhg)
> 
> ...uuuh where were we. Oh right, bit of Siren again, bit of Way with words again, then
> 
> "What would people say if they found us this way" -- this is actually from the original lyrics of "Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp" reproduced in the Led Zeppelin Big Book for no reason whatsoever except showcasing Robert's stunningly beautiful handwriting, surely. And if you get to read it, perhaps, like me, you will find yourself PRAYING that it wasn't originally a song about a dog...
> 
> There, now you can do your further reading.
> 
> EVENTS and people mentioned in this fic:
> 
> 2007, Celebration Day, The Reunion Concert. Robert had thoughts on that too, as you may remember if you read the last exciting episode of this series. -- I don't take sides, people, I just try to walk in people's shoes and see how it feels, then write about it. 
> 
> "She" - is Patty Griffin, Robert's latest "official" (as in confirmed by himself to media and such) girlfriend or better put, great love. Musician and songwriter, they were together for quite a few years and collaborated to write a few songs too ("Ohio" is incredible) and performed together as well with Band of Joy. Robert moved to the US for some time, for the music scene and presumably to be with her. He returned around 2014, and wrote a few beautiful songs about that breakup, among which "Season's song" included in Carry Fire.
> 
> *You may have noticed the conspicuous absence of a certain other "she". Not intended to deny her importance, or certainly her existence, in Mr.Page's life in any way - it's just, I won't talk about girlfriends and wives more than I absolutely have to, out of respect and common decency. This is absolutely a work of fiction and I'm not suggesting that Jimmy really lies at night next to his girlfriend pining for Robert Plant. That's why I wrote him there explicitly "alone." I wouldn't I like either for people to derive from this text that I am suggesting the relationship is over. I just exclude it from the narrative for the reasons above. It's not my business, that's all.


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